Local notices from St Marys Church and town events
A stream of brief items notes masses at St Marys Church, a Libery Street grocery stocked, Pat Rooney and company at Music Hall, an East Third Street Mission meeting, and a cheap English mastiff for sale in the Courier. Also listed are a Law and Order League meeting, peptonized beef and wine offers, Longlands Express wagons, a Bey Sutton concert, clothing exhibits at Coynes, Mrs Nolan jailed, Peck stocking spring goods, Hope Chapel prayer meet, Green arrest, Woman's Missionary Society talk, and a February payout to the J.S.N. Employees’ Mutual Benefit Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Herman A. Weber
Pat, Rooney
East Third Street Mission
Courier
Law and Order League
M.C
Mra Nolan
Green
Peck
Hope Chapel
Joseph Greenan
Marshal Hucledge
Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
SN. J. Employees' Mutual Benefit Association
North Plainfield Township Meeting Elects Officers
The North Plainfield Township Committee met at Spencer's Hall last evening and organized by electing A. P. Voorhees as Chairman and W. C. Smyth as Treasurer. The Treasurer’s salary was set at 150 dollars and Overseer of the Poor bond of 500 with co-signers J. W. Bauersachs H. N. Spencer and F. M. Whitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Plainfeld
Spencer's Hall
A. P. Voorhees
W. C. Smyth Treanorer
W. E Mat- Usop
J. W. A. Bauersachs
H.N. Spencer
F. M. Whitely
Crescenta to Open Pistol-Open Dates Seek Strong Matchups
Crescenta city team plans an April 30 opening with Saturday games and Wednesday dates against Staten Island A C NJ A G Boston A C and other semi pro clubs. They seek exchanges with Brooklyn Crescents and other clubs with enclosed rounds while adopting Spanid ing league ball and National League rules where possible. Postponed cannball games will be rescheduled to the following Thursday. Spaulding Co offers a pennant to the winning team at season’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescenta
Staten Island A. C
N. J. AG
Boston A. C
Crescent Management
Mews, Reed & Emerson
Crescents
Brooklyn
Corinthian A. C
Central New Derney League
Crescent League
Tranrs
National League
Srcoant
Cann Aball
A. G. Spaulding & Co
Ube cl
The Greatest of Bicycliata at Crescent Rink
The Greatest bicyclist will perform Friday and Saturday evenings at the Crescent Rink. Plainfield residents may see his remarkable exploits with exhibitions in New York drawing big crowds. Admission stays twenty five cents, matinees for children Saturday afternoon cost ten cents with free skates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Hick
Plainfield
New York
Maltby
Real Estate Transfer in Linden Township Sale Ends at $90 900
A major county real estate transfer closed yesterday as Fon Amos Clark sold 400 acres in Linden township the Naar and Haddon farm to Joseph Ziegler for 90 900 at 225 per acre Ziegler plans immediate improvement and market listing Annie Eva Pay performs at Spiritwald Music Hall next Monday drawing strong praise from European scholars and local press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon
Amos Clark
Linden Township
Naar
Haddon
Joseph Ziegler
Music Hall
Annie Eva Pay
Europe
Toonday
Marriage at Park Avenue Baptist Church in City
On Saturday evening at Park Avenue Baptist Church the Rev. officiated as Charles W. White married Miss Ella Benjamin daughter of Councilman John W. Benjamin of Elizabeth. White clerk at Ryan's hotel and Loomia Rice were ordered to halt work on a wooden frame house on East Second street near Washington under fire ordinance limits. The couple will reside in Syracuse where White will pursue business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Adams
East Front Street
Ballington Booth
Salvation Army
Elkwood
Jersey City
Crescent Tenoers
Crescent League
Thomas Winston
Charles Winston
St Josephs
Tevitabons
Mins Emund Somers
John M. Vreeland
East Milimone
Elon Sefton Rogers
Thin City
East Milistane
Park Aveous Baptist Church
Dily
Charles W. White
Ella Benjamin
John W. Benjamin
Elizabeth
White
Ryan's Hotel
John Fores
Syracuse
Loomia & Rice
East Second Street
Washington
Republicans Attestion Meeting Called for March 22
A Republican Association meeting is called for next Tuesday evening March 22 at Association Hall over City National Bank. Important business to be transacted and a large attendance requested by order of the President, John Ulrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Association
Association Hall
City National Bank
John Ulrich
New Jersey Bill Affects City Governance Provisions
A state bill, not yet signed by the governor, would alter council structures in second class cities with populations under a threshold. It changes ward representation to three members per city and prescribes election timing, repealing conflicting acts to become a public act with immediate effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
Mainfeld
Geld
George Kyte
Atlantic City
Pasmac
Courier
Kelecy
Peery
Smith
Abbott
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
New Jersey
Anch
Auch
Acta
Crescent League Pets Play First Practice Game With Bicycle Club
The Crescent League team and Bicycle Club met at Crescent rink for a first baseball game of the season. About 250 spectators saw the Crescents win 39 to 10, with Bonner and Winditch starring on offense and Leldy, Jones, Keeler, Turner aiding the rally. Wash Berriman umpired the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pets
Bicycle Club
Kid
Oze
Crescent
Tom Keller
Crescent League
Crescents
Bi Clay Boys
Jones
Bonner
Keeler
Turner
Leidy
Winditch
G. Bicycle
Chile
J. Randford
F. Walz
McLaughlin
McMurray
Tillney
RP. Murray
R. Erickson
Sint
Jett Geld
Speculors
Moore and Kelly in suit over City Hotel sale damages
John C. Moore sues William Kelly for 1200 damages plus costs to back out of buying the City Hotel for 27000. Contract set liquidated damages at 200, Moore claims further performance or more payment. Kelly pays 200 and settles after press of suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ©. Kelly
Meraly
John C. Moora
Imy & Price of Property
William
Kelly
City Hotel
Moore
Aes
Yeaterday
Boundary dispute ends in alleged assault at North Plainfield
In a confrontation between Frank Meyer and Gallagher at North Plainfield a boundary dispute led to Meyer being struck and wounded. Aghl and others are named in reports but no arrests have been made as police investigate the incident and possible involvement of substances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treland
New York
North Plainfield
Frank Meyer
Cane Gallagher
Henere
Meyer
Old Jersey Conductor Philip Van Arsdale Remembered at 63
Fifty years ago a Central Railroad of New Jersey conductor, Philip Van Arsdale, began work in 1846 on an Elizabethtown and Somerville line. He rode the early locomotives, braved snow and ice, and witnessed the road’s 1859 to Easton extension and 1964 Jersey City link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philly
van Arsdale
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Elizabethport
Somerville
Elizabethtown and
Elizapompes
Romarvne
New York City
Bost
Red Jacket
Chase Tey
Stephen Wall
Speedwell
Works
John O. Stearns
Pegram
Reed
White House
Somerville and Easton
Elizabethtown
Easton
Bumabelsport
Jersey City
Pigess Thieves Sentenced by Judge in Eliasbeth
Judge Mc Cormick sentenced John Sullivan 19, Thomas Brady 17, and William Bowler 14 for robbing heaperies and pigeon lofts in Ulaville. William Reider and Joseph Brady go to State Reform School, Brady to County Jail for two months, Sullivan to State Prison for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliasbeth
McCormick
John Sullivan
Thomas Brady
William Bowler
Ula Vielalty
William Reider
Joseph Brady
State Reform School
Comedic figure dies suddenly at hotel in New York
A noted comedian from the Natural Company died suddenly at the Sifth Arena Hotel in New York. The widow survives, living in New York. Separate items report a telegraph operator killed near Vanclanoa Kentucky and a fire destroying twelve street cars in St Louis plus a town nearly wiped out by a Wheelmene Pennsylvania fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Company
Sifth Arena
Boare York
Mack
New York
Miners Conference Leader Visits President in Private Audience
The London conference of miners and Rev William Smith, Cathe at nel jer, were received by the President in a private audience yesterday. A fire at Waterville Maine caused significant damage, with reports noting losses around ten thousand dollars. Weather forecasts indicate northerly winds across the northeast and mild temperatures in New York and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
nel _ jer
Waterville
Jeterday
T. Dewist Taine
Brooklyn
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M. J. Coyne’s Tailoring
East Fourth Streat
Charles Kehermerhorn
Charles Schermerhorn
Western Chit
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Oxford
Mil
Lf Walker
Mittslarg
Tabernacle
Yorkes
Atelienn
Young People’s League of the Church
J. L. Hurlbut
Cranford
Louis Mack
Baulding
Thaiy Wew Building
Vhs Comnefiman
Passaic
Joen Moore
BEW Jersey Crbteal Railroad
West Beerow
Sal
Pronxses Hansa
Thomas Carty
M. L
Jim
Fim
Arrytag
Aurel DL
Ballivan
Tom Wuttee
Vancanona
Twain
Oh & Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia
Wheelmene Pa
Laceyville
Wyoming County
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London Conference of Miners
New Turk
New Jeremy
Maryland
Delaware
Sylvan
Urain Mamucet
Ote Sooiree Areen. A
S. P. Lake 2 Co
Thomas Morong
Cotamble Collinge
Wil
Annie Eva Fay
Beate
Fridey
W. & Maltby
Adminsion
Ceuta
Crescent Rink
Park Avenue
MUSIC
Prima Comedienne
Merry Fannie Rice
Victors
Rogers
Central Avenue
Fifth Street
Elmwood
Ant Cook
Aly
Ana
Reteee
Mayor's Office
Fae
Borough Scavenger Co
Dros
Hamigence
Narrinon
North Plaintietz
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